Midsomer Murders

A series of grisly murders rocks the village of Fletcher's Cross and local spiritualists fall under suspicion.

Barnaby and Scott immerse themselves in the luxurious world of rowing after a murder mars the annual Midsomer Regatta.

In the orchid-mad village of Midsomer Malham, Barnaby and Scott must discover who would kill to own an extremely rare specimen.

Why did the owner of Bantling Hall bequeath his champion thoroughbred to four Midsomer villagers? The only person who knows doesn't live to tell the tale.

Things get a little spooky for the detectives when a man dies under mysterious circumstances at Midsomer Mere a town whose villagers seem able to predict the future. Was John Ransom's death the result of psychic experiments gone wrong or a pub brawl that got out of hand?

When a local solicitor falls to his death, the detectives wonder whether it was suicide or murder. Then a neighbor notorious for scams perishes in a truly bizarre manner. Barnaby begins to suspect the strange deaths are linked by an elaborate fraud involving fake vintage wines.

A tour of the Plummer relish factory proves too hot to handle when a man gets crushed, then thrown into a sterilizing oven. Upon learning that the deceased worked for a rival company, Barnaby and Scott stir the pot of the local food wars and discover that the Plummers hide secrets beyond the family recipe.

Joan Alder, a successful local composer, has been dead for decades when a series of mysterious events reprise interest in her work. From murder to forgery to the sudden appearance of long-lost relatives, Barnaby struggles to uncover the culprit before further murders place a deadly coda on Alder's career.